Clinton taps Kaine as running mate in tough race
Hillary Clinton named Virginia Senator Tim Kaine as her vice presidential pick in a secretive process aimed at boosting the ticket in key battleground states. Kaine, 58, praised for cross‑aisle work as governor and mayor, fluent in Spanish, and a strong Virginia tie, will join Clinton at a Miami rally, while Donald Trump urged voters to view Obama and Kaine as insiders.
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Obama rejects Trump crisis depiction of United States
President Obama rejected Donald Trump’s claim of a crisis America faces. He argued violent crime and illegal immigration are at multi-decade low, noting declines since the 1990s and 2014. Obama contrasted Trump’s fearmongering with the nation’s actual trends and urged voters to decide based on facts.
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Ex-KKK leader David Duke secures Senate bid plan
Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke announces on his website that he plans to run for U.S. Senate in Louisiana. He frames his candidacy as America first while reacting to racial tensions and a recent spike in violence, as the state sees a wide open race with many hopefuls.
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Trump Returns to Cruz Fight After Nomination
The day after accepting the Republican nomination Donald Trump pivoted to re litigating his feud with Ted Cruz. He defended retweeting an unflattering image of Heidi Cruz and questioned Cruz’s conduct while asserting he would not seek Cruz’s endorsement.
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